Blessed Martin’s International Institute of Science & Technology (BMIIST) has Received NBTE Approval for Four Courses


We are excited to announce that Blessed Martin’s International Institute of Science and Technology (BMIIST) has received full approval from the Federal Ministry of Education and the National Board for Technical Education (NBTE)! We are now officially listed on the JAMB portal with the following accredited programs:
- Community Health Extension Worker (CHEW)
- Health Information Management (HIM)
- Medical Imaging Technology (Radiography)
- Environmental Health Technology
More Programs to join the list…
This makes BMIIST the FIRST private institution in the entire South East Nigeria to achieve this incredible milestone! 🎉
Prospective students, don’t miss out on this opportunity to be part of a pioneering institution. When filling out your JAMB forms, be sure to select Blessed Martin’s International Institute of Science and Technology, Ohatekwe Amagu, Ikwo, Ebonyi State as your choice for a world-class education.
Your journey to excellence starts here! 💼🎓
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